Transportation Communications Newsletter
Friday,
December 4, 2015 – ISSN 1529-1057
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AVIATION
1)
Australian Aviation Safety Body Applies
for Access to Telecommunications Metadata
Link
to Computerworld article
CAMERAS
2)
Dayton, Ohio Traffic Ticket Cameras to
Shut Down by Year's End
Link
to Dayton Daily News article
ELECTRONIC TOLLING
3)
Cashless Tolls to Open at Pennsylvania
Turnpike's Delaware River Bridge in January
Link
to Bucks County Courier Times article
Link
to further information
GPS / NAVIGATION
4)
Cyber Protection a Priority for GPS
Link
to The Hill blog
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION
5)
South Korea, Visegrad Nations to
Cooperate on ITS
Link
to Korea JoongAng Daily article
Link
to news release
OTHER
6)
South Carolina DOT Wants to Sell Ads on
Vehicles, Facilities and Websites
Link
to WLTX-TV story
7)
Delhi Transport System Yet to Cater to
Needs of Hearing-Impaired
Link
to The Hindu article
8)
The San Francisco Bay Area's
Transportation Potential and the Role Tech Companies Can Play
Link
to Triple Pundit article
9)
Smart Highways – Winter 2015
Link
to magazine
PARKING
10)
Parking: The Next Frontier of Connected
Car Services
Link
to GPS Business News article
PUBLIC INFORMATION / EDUCATION
11)
New Jersey Bill Would Require Advance
Notice of Traffic Disruptions at Bi-state Crossings
Link
to Land Line article
Link
to further information
SAFETY / SECURITY
12)
MADD Canada Predicts New Technology Will
Virtually End Drunk Driving
Link
to story on CKWX Radio
TAXIS / RIDESHARING
13)
GPS Units in Mumbai Taxis Provide
Traffic Police Updates on Congestion
Link
to Indian Express article
TRANSIT
14)
Bus Late? Swyft, Moovit Harness Crowd to
Predict San Francisco Muni Arrivals
Link
to San Francisco Chronicle article
TRAVELER INFORMATION /
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
15)
New South Carolina Welcome Center Will
Provide Real-Time Traffic and Weather Info
Link
to Herald article
Link
to news release
16)
Lagos, Nigeria Holds First Traffic
Summit
Link
to National Mirror article
VEHICLES
17)
SiriusXM Exec Says New Satellites Could
Add Spectrum for V2V Communications
Link
to Advanced Television article
18)
Citibank Sees GM as Winner in Era of
Driverless Cars
Link
to Globe and Mail article
19)
The Future of Connected Cars in San
Diego
Link
to Studio 61 blog
20)
USDOT Hosting Web-Based Consensus
Meeting on Connected Vehicle Pilot Era Standards
Link
to further information
News Releases
Friday Bonus
When I think of tumbleweeds
and transportation, images of stagecoaches come to mind. Folks in Albuquerque
recently found they can cause modern-day traffic problems.
Upcoming Events
USDOT Smart City Forum –
December 15 – Washington, DC
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